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Zoe is an Outstanding Manager!

We'd like to take a moment to celebrate Zoe Searston, the Registered Manager at Langwith Lodge Residential Home. Zoe was given an Outstanding Performance Award at a recent managers' meeting for all of our homes, and we couldn't be prouder of her passion, commitment and determination.



Managing Director Vicki has said of Zoe:

"We knew immediately upon meeting her that Zoe would be the right fit for manager! Few people knew that our gem of a home existed, and we needed somebody like Zoe to get stuck in and change that.

Zoe has worked tirelessly over these past three years to put her own stamp on the home. She is also the Great British Care Awards East Midlands Registered Home Manager of the Year, and we all know why. Zoe is a fantastic manager, and always has residents' and team members' best interests at heart.

The addition of a dementia specialist at Langwith Lodge was a fantastic idea, presented and supported by Zoe and her team. This has seen the home's popularity shoot through the roof, and means it is able to offer even better care to those choosing Langwith Lodge.

I want to thank Zoe, and recognise her as the amazing career woman that she is. Zoe, you are marvellous and a real asset to your home and our team. Well done and thank you!"

High praise indeed, for somebody who truly deserves it.

- Louise Baker, Marketing Assistant

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